Now that's a good example of a good picture story without any words!…pretty amazing!
I could say "naked as a jay bird" or "One flew over the cockoo nest", but I'll just say "they flew the coop"
It's amazing how fast they grow and fly the coop! Beautiful photos!
i think their father was jack nicholson….doesn't the one alone on the fence look just like him. well at least his eyebrows do 🙂
Your photos brought a smile to my face! Thanks.
That is just amazing!
oh, what a great progression! they're adorable! i hope they make it! so vulnerable when first out in the world!!!
You did it!!! Thank you!
I love to watch birds too. I am enjoying all the little feathered ones feeding every day at our hanging seed feeders! This is such a pretty photographic journal. Love it Karen! xx A
Wow! It looks like they all made it. Mama bird knew what she was doing, building her nest there after all.
What a great post with just pictures! Love Beth's comment "looking like Jack Nicholson"!
Awwww… I am kind of sad. I loved seeing them grow! I love the last shot of the one out of the nest! Perfect! What kind of camera are you using? Love how sharp these are!!
Very, very nice pics!!! Neat to see them like that!
You're so priviliged to have been able to follow the little ones hatching and growing up. Those fluffy bits on its head are too cute. A very big smile from me and I hope they all grow up safely into great parents themselves 😉
Awesome series of shots, Karen. I guess I didn't realize how quickly this process goes. Wow!
Isn't it just wonderful how Mother Nature works?…:)JP
No words needed. Perfect Post!
Can you imagine how hard the parent Robins worked to catch the bugs to bring the food to fuel this rate of growth! I love the photo of the baby sitting on the fence. What a perfect example of Bird Hair!
Ummmm-look at Mom's hair! I'd say she is looking a tad frazzled like most mothers with lots of kids!;>) xxoo Diana
It's a little scary how your friend, Beth, always says what I'm thinking! LOL
Love, LOVE the photo's.
Thank God our own kids don't fly the coop that quickly. Nature is mind boggling sometimes. Love all your posts on the robins.
Seriously- you're killing me with these photos! The one where his little feathers are sticking up in tufts on his head? I love seeing the speckled chests emerge too 🙂 But 16 days huh, hows a mother supposed to stomach that?
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Remember 'Little Shop of Horrors'?
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I am so happy they made it! Wonderful series of photos Karen!!
Now that's a good example of a good picture story without any words!…pretty amazing!
I could say "naked as a jay bird" or "One flew over the cockoo nest", but I'll just say "they flew the coop"
It's amazing how fast they grow and fly the coop! Beautiful photos!
i think their father was jack nicholson….doesn't the one alone on the fence look just like him. well at least his eyebrows do 🙂
Your photos brought a smile to my face! Thanks.
That is just amazing!
oh, what a great progression! they're adorable! i hope they make it! so vulnerable when first out in the world!!!
You did it!!! Thank you!
I love to watch birds too. I am enjoying all the little feathered ones feeding every day at our hanging seed feeders!
This is such a pretty photographic journal.
Love it Karen!
xx
A
Wow! It looks like they all made it. Mama bird knew what she was doing, building her nest there after all.
What a great post with just pictures! Love Beth's comment "looking like Jack Nicholson"!
Awwww… I am kind of sad. I loved seeing them grow! I love the last shot of the one out of the nest! Perfect! What kind of camera are you using? Love how sharp these are!!
Very, very nice pics!!! Neat to see them like that!
You're so priviliged to have been able to follow the little ones hatching and growing up. Those fluffy bits on its head are too cute. A very big smile from me and I hope they all grow up safely into great parents themselves 😉
Awesome series of shots, Karen. I guess I didn't realize how quickly this process goes. Wow!
Isn't it just wonderful how Mother Nature works?…:)JP
No words needed. Perfect Post!
Can you imagine how hard the parent Robins worked to catch the bugs to bring the food to fuel this rate of growth! I love the photo of the baby sitting on the fence. What a perfect example of Bird Hair!
Ummmm-look at Mom's hair! I'd say she is looking a tad frazzled like most mothers with lots of kids!;>) xxoo Diana
It's a little scary how your friend, Beth, always says what I'm thinking! LOL
Love, LOVE the photo's.
Thank God our own kids don't fly the coop that quickly. Nature is mind boggling sometimes. Love all your posts on the robins.
Seriously- you're killing me with these photos! The one where his little feathers are sticking up in tufts on his head? I love seeing the speckled chests emerge too 🙂 But 16 days huh, hows a mother supposed to stomach that?
FEED ME.
Remember 'Little Shop of Horrors'?
FEED ME!
I am so happy they made it! Wonderful series of photos Karen!!
I can comment again!!